Tinotenda Hove - The Action Democratic Movement (ADM) has issued a strong statement opposing Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, warning that the proposed changes pose a serious threat to Zimbabwe’s democracy and constitutional order. Addressing Zimbabweans, the movement said prolonged leadership often leads to disconnection from citizens and abuse of…
Tendai Biti, Morgan Ncube To Appear In Court
Tinotenda Hove - The Constitution Defenders Forum on Sunday issued a call for public solidarity ahead of the court appearance of its leaders, Tendai Biti and Morgan Ncube. In a statement, the organization said, "The Constitution Defenders Forum calls upon all citizens, civil society, and defenders of constitutional democracy to…
Mnangagwa Amnesty Beneficiary Rearrested Days After Release
Tinotenda Hove - A 20-year-old man, Benjamin Manyangadze, has been rearrested shortly after benefiting from a Presidential Amnesty, following his alleged involvement in a new theft case. Manyangadze had been released from Marondera Prison on 2 March, where he was serving a sentence for three counts of unlawful entry and…
Catholic Bishops Reject Amendment Bill No. 3,Urge MPs to Defend Democratic Principles
Tinotenda Hove - The Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference (ZCBC) has issued a firm rebuke of the proposed Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill, 2026, cautioning that it could erode the democratic authority of citizens. In a pastoral letter released on Thursday, 19 March, the Roman Catholic bishops called on…
Govt Eyes Private Partner to Rehabilitate Binga’s Critical Harare Vic Falls Route
…as Minister Mhona updates Parliament on rain-damaged roads in marginalized district Binga- Government is pursuing a Private Public Partnership (PPP) arrangement to rehabilitate the crucial Karoi-Binga-Cross Dete road, which serves as the shortest route from Harare to Victoria Falls, amid worsening road conditions caused by incessant rains across the country.…
Mliswa Slams Retired Generals Over Attempt to Block Constitutional Amendment
Tinotenda Hove — Politician Temba Mliswa has fired back at a group of retired military generals and senior civil servants who have publicly opposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3, calling their stance a “duplicitous campaign” aimed at intimidating civilian political debate. The response comes after Air Marshal (Retired) Henry Muchena and…
Harare Marks Decade of Sister City Ties with Korean Delegation
Harare – A high-level delegation from Cheonan City, South Korea, is in Harare to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the twinning agreement between the two municipalities, with officials participating in a tree-planting ceremony and a handover of books to city libraries. The delegation is led by Kim Seok-pil, Acting Mayor…
Fatal Shootout in Gweru- Police Confirm Death of Two Armed Robbers
Gweru– The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed a violent confrontation in Gweru on Tuesday night, which resulted in the deaths of two suspected armed robbers following a shootout with law enforcement officers. In a brief statement released on social media, the police confirmed that the incident occurred during an…
Mhona Pleads for Increased Budget Allocation as Deteriorating Road Network Demands Urgent Overhaul
Harare – Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona has appealed to Parliament to prioritise increased funding for road rehabilitation, warning that the nation’s vast road network requires a complete overhaul after decades of neglect. Presenting a ministerial statement in the National Assembly on Wednesday, Mhona highlighted the dire state…
Defence Minister Clears Air on “Partisan” Army Recruitment
Harare – Defence Minister Oppah Muchinguri has moved to clarify the Zimbabwean government’s official army recruitment policy, dismissing allegations that membership in the ruling ZANU PF party is a prerequisite for joining the military. Appearing before Parliament on Thursday, Minister Muchinguri described the claims as "hearsay" and reaffirmed that the…

